After some consideration of Binance's interest-earning feature, it is easy to compare and find that in terms of yield, it is completely outperformed by regular savings. Because this thing is not meant for yield competition, but rather serves as a form of insurance.

Taking SOL as an example, the annual interest given by holding coins is only around 1%, while putting it in a regular savings account has an annual interest of 3.5%. If you withdraw and re-stake, it can reach about 10%, plus the potential for airdrop expectations.

Trying to make money off this is probably not worth it, it's not even worth a dog.

However, there are still advantages; simply holding in an account generates returns without doing anything, compared to regular savings and on-chain staking, there is one less step of redeeming, and there’s no issue of huge market fluctuations or being subject to risk control that leads to queues for redemption. Because it's in a spot account, you can run away anytime.

Especially in the tail end of a bull market, interest is no longer important; the key is to see who can run the fastest. The interest-earning feature is essentially like buying a form of escape insurance, while casually earning some interest.

Interest-earning feature #SoftStaking is not meant to make you rich, but to allow dormant funds to resurrect and make money.